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If you don't have any inverts then definitely do hypo to kill off all the ich. That way you won't have to worry about that again.

Originally Posted by Coral Keeper All kinds of Non-Photosynthetic gorgonians, corals, sponges and such. I was thinking of getting a electric flame scallop. flame scallops are pretty hard to keep i believe and most don't last very long. Hard to feed or something.

Originally Posted by mantisman51 "Prophylaxis "An ounce of prevention...". As mentioned earlier, most maladies of aquatic livestock can be prevented by putting initially healthy organisms into good, constant captive environments and preventing introduction of noxious stimuli and...

Anyone in my family would reap the rewards if I ever made it big as long as they haven't screwed me over, and then I would still prolly help them some. That includes close friends also.

What is the definition of irony? A plane full of convicts in a plane that is going to crash singing a song by a band that died in a plane crash. Step away from the bunny. Con Air...love that movie

What is the definition of irony? A plane full of convicts in a plane that is going to crash singing a song by a band that died in a plane crash.

They explained how they did that on an article on yahoo. Kind of interesting. It's really mathematical and lengthy but basically how many points were deducted off of the routine led to them picking the winner. So the chinese girl had less points deducted even though their scores ended up the...

By far and away green in any shade is my favorite, then black.

Uhhh, dogfaceman, I hope you are joking. I think she meant the post slightly facetiously. I am sure she doesn't drink everytime her kids fight and if you were serious then I am pretty sure you don't have any children.

You're not superman you know.

I think experimentation is vital for anything to acheive better results. I think if it is something is obvious going to fail it should not be tried without having a seriously new way of doing it. Like for instance, dragonets in small tanks like a 10 gallon. I have seen the thread on here where...

i agree. humu's get large and very aggressive and you would see bad behavior in a tank that size in a short amount of time. They may be okay for a while but ultimately would fight. There is going to be someone that will come along shortly and say it is okay and i would advise you to not listen...

Yes the are copepods and yes they are extremely beneficial for the tank and you should definitely put them back into the tank. Almost all marine life uses them as food in some way. Good advice on your husband's part. If you want to take some pics and put them up we could be 100% sure for you. If...

Originally Posted by Girlina4x4 Yay! I love this thread! Lawnmower blenny: Harry Potter (looks like he has hair all over his face) 2 PJ cardinals: Ronald Weasley and Hermione Granger 2 firefish gobies: Neville Longbottom and Luna Lovegood Sailfin tang: Professor Albus Percival Wuflric Brian...

Gotta have the sweet bacon to go with the pancakes with lots of butter and syrup...mmmm now I am hungry. I should have had breakfast for dinner...

You could do a zebra eel, maybe a small angel like a coral beauty, and a smaller puffer like a valentini. That would be good.

I wasn't speaking about the religious part of that when I said that. Merely stating that I don't value one life above another. And I happen to believe that they do. I follow more along the lines that all life has energy and we return to that when we die.

I can already tell that I should not watch this movie. It would prolly make me mad.

That is awesome. I am sorry you are having such a hard time with those leeches. What nasty little things.

Those things are just horrible. I feel so bad for your fish. Did they seemed really stressed by the treatment of them before? Hopefully not.